Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-28
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ovERcoATs feel good these evenings.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
OFFICER GRUBLER locked up o drunk
yesterday.
ONE deeds of trust was admitted to
record yesterday by Clerk Hook.
In the Dillon Watch Club, last night,
No. IS drew the watch in Club No. 8.
THERE was an unusual amount of dis
order on the streets last night. Too much
beer.
THERE were four cases in Police Court
yesterday morning and one in the after
noon.
OFFICER JACK WEST run in Frank
Larey, of East Wheeling, yesterday morn
ing, for abusing his family.
A GOSPEL temperance meeting will be
held in the upper Market House this after
noon at 4 o'clock. All are invited.
THE last will and testament of Frances
Ebert, deceased, was admitted to probate
yesterday and ordered to be recorded.
A LITTLE boy named Woods, a son of
Daniel Woods, was run over by q buggy
yesterday and painfully cut and bruised.
OFFICERS Bell, Carney and Deku pulled
Ida Robinson's house Of i'll fame last night,
and captured the madam, two girls and one
man.
SEVERAL members of the Teutonia Sing
ing Society will 90 over to Snyder's vine
yard, at Etnayille, to-day, and sing some OF
their airs.
IT was Henry Danenberg of the South
Side, who had charge of the butcher boys
in the parade, of last Thursday, and not
q young man from Fulton, as before pub
lished.
Mrs. F. A. WISE, of the Eighth ward,
was struck on the head with ball, at the
Island Ball Park, on last Thursday, and
severely injured. The ball was not thrown
by one of the players, but by an outside
party.
CAPT. L. w. INGLEBRIGHT has received
fine steam yacht, costing 81, 500, from
New York city. 1t will be used for ex-
cursion parties and for making trips to the
Wheeling wharf
In the Trades Display of Thursday the
marshals of Local Union No. 9 were James
Minkenner and Thomas Lacy. John Cor
coran, whose name was published along
with Lacy's as being marshal, was marshal
of the East Wheeling division.
The funeral of Frank ]. Warner, of the
South Side, took place yesterday morning
ut 8 o'clock, from the st. Alphonsus
Church. The interment was at Mt. Cal
vary. Frank was son of Councilman
Gregory Warner, and had multitude of
friends. The funeral was quite a large
one.
Two hundred and twenty-one tickets
on the Panhandle and 203 on the G. & p.
were sold for Wheeling to-day, No won
der the streets look deserted end business
seems paralyzed. Wheeling may send
twenty-five up to onr street fair, but it
will surprise us if it does.-&eabeRriHe
| Gazette.
THE river marks from above last evening
were as follows: Oil City, 8 inches and
rising; Parker, inches and rising; Green's
boro, 9 feet and ut a stand; Morgantown,
feet inches and at stand; Lock No. 4,
5 feet inches and at stand; Brownsville,
4 feet inches and ut q stand; Rice's Land
ing, 3 Jeet inches and at stand.
THE cool weather got great deal cooler
late last night, and the first thing people
with hay fever know they will be over
their trouble, and we may have snow. 1t
is hard for the young men who have at
tempted to get solid with their best girls
by feeding them on ice cream and leaving
their OvercOats at uncle's.
THE funeral OF the late Albert Smith,
who was killed in the recent B. & o. rail-
road wreck, took place Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock from the family residence 1922
Chapline street, Rev. Geo. E. Hite officiat-
ing, The services were very impressive
and the remains were followed to their last
resting place in Peninsula cemetery by a
large concours of friends.
PROF. Jos. KELLER has engaged suite
of rooms at 1902 Market street, second
floor, where he will give instructions on
the piano, organ and harmony. Prof.
Keller has Just graduated from the con-
servatory of music at Stuttgart, Ger
many, and has played before number OF
the crowned heads of Europe. He will no
doubt have large class.